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Luke Russell
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Kansas City Airbnb (MO or KS)

Luke Russell
  • St. Louis, MO
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Does anyone have experience with Airbnb in Kansas City? I'm looking for advice on a couple things as I'm considering utilizing Airbnb for investment properties in the area:

1. Are there any local laws (on the Missouri OR Kansas side) that prohibit short-term rentals such as Airbnb?

2. Have you noticed any seasonal trends?

Thanks!

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Clint E.
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Clint E.
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  • Saint Charles, MO
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I'm not sure about Kansas City, but there a lot of Air BnB's at the Lake of the Ozarks and in Branson.  Probably more seasonal there with the summer, but in your case the Air BnB in Kansas City would be useful for people who travel for work, which would be more steady throughout the year.  

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